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Tedium or Te Deum? New Year’s for Catholics
Ring in the new year with a chant and an indulgence
 • Peter Kwasniewski
St. Robert Southwell: Bethlehem’s Poet
The Mass and the Missions, Part III (2 of 2)
 • Angela Cuba
St. Robert Southwell: A Martyr’s Fire Within
The Mass and the Missions, Part III (1 of 2)
 • Angela Cuba
The Wealth of the Holy Family, and Thoughts on J.D. Vance’s “Hillbilly Elegy”
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 • Joseph Shaw
The Marian Devotion of St. John Henry Newman
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 • Angela Cuba
Why I Always Have—and Always Will—Call Myself “Catholic” Before “Christian”
I hear it often — “I’m a Christian” — as if that means something definite.
 • John Mac Ghlionn
A Library of Traditional Catholic Prayers, in Your Pocket
Pelican+ unveils major update and offers a free trial
 • Peter Kwasniewski
Food, Feasting, Fellowship, and Divine Filiation
A meditation occasioned by the American holiday of Thanksgiving
 • Peter Kwasniewski
Why They Are Taking Away Your Traditional Latin Mass
The past week has been buzzing with rumors to the effect that Leo XIV has instructed the Dicastery for Divine Worship to issue “extensions” on the TLM…
 • Peter Kwasniewski
The Mass and the Missions, Part II: A Requiem for Father Willie Doyle
One of the most saintly and heroic military chaplains of modern times
 • Angela Cuba
Why Is Our Eternal Destiny Determined by Our State at the Moment of Death?
How being-in-time, God's mercy, and the opportunity of a final and (at last!) total gift of oneself work together
 • Peter Kwasniewski
Why We Should Consecrate Ourselves to Our Guardian Angels
It is a longstanding custom to refer to October as the month of Our Lady, Queen of the Most Holy Rosary, in connection with her feast on October 7.
 • Peter Kwasniewski
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